Hopefully some of those posters come back and make contact with you. especially for the higher stake Players who (IMO) are along the northern part of 465.įrom what I've read in the pre-CV Indy 'charity' poker posts there's no lacking for high action NL games even at the 1/2 level. So you will have to get somewhat creative to make the 'constant' drive worth while. I think your location is something that will have to be 'over come' since IMO it's just a little too far away from Indy to fully take advantage of what could be an outstanding 'Reg' population. While it's impossible to create the perfect poker room since Players 'have' to have something to complain about I think that drink service and comps are two of the most chatted about items. I think the biggest challenge in any poker room is making the Players feel a welcome part of the whole casino family. Welcome and good luck getting the room up and running. Please let me know any questions you have about the room and I will do my best to answer! If you are interested in joining the team please see the casino's recruiting site. Most dealers have no problem averaging $20.00/hr in tips. Poker dealers are paid a base wage of $5.00/hr plus tips. I am looking for friendly people that are willing to learn a new skill. We will be running a new dealer academy (starting October) that anyone can apply to. We are hiring experienced supervisors and dealers. Right now its just me, but eventually the department will be about 70 people. We will also offer daily and weekend poker tournaments, and low, medium, and high limit cash games.

It will have 20 tables and we will, eventually, be hosting multiple WSOP Circuit stops each year. Indiana Grand is being rebranded as Horseshoe Indianapolis and the accompanying renovation will include construction of a poker room.

Please reply with suggestions about any games, policies, or promotions you would be interested in seeing. I am extremely excited about starting a brand new poker room and would appreciate the community's input about what you would like to see. My name is Chris Pavelchik, I've recently been brought on to work at Indiana Grand to manage the new poker room.

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